Write, deploy and call Move contracts from the browser.
- Write Move in the browser. Edit, run the package’s tests and publish it — without installing the sui CLI or keeping a toolchain alive.
- Call a deployed contract from a form. Every function of a registered package becomes fields to fill in. Reads answer straight away; writes are simulated before anything is signed.
- Send what needs approving to a council. A transaction no single wallet can make waits where its signers can see it, and goes out when enough of them have approved.
Start buildingtestnet, devnet and mainnet
Your keys never leave your wallet. Signing in is one message — not a transaction, no gas, nothing moves — and it only proves the address is yours. What this can and cannot do.
A package, its tests, and the run
The editor compiles against a pinned toolchain on the server. Tests run there too, and each one can be started on its own from the line above it.
Functions, as questions and answers
Read functions are simulated against current state: nothing is signed, nothing changes, no gas is spent. The answer comes back typed.
What is waiting on other people
A council lives in the contract, so the count of approvals is on chain and anybody can check it. This workspace only needs to be told which one to watch.
